Tiny

Fair winds dear viewer, I am as always, your most humble of reviewers, Delta, the Wolf. Today we are reviewing yet another rougelite, Tiny. This one shan’t be as much of a mess as the last review. Let us start with gameplay first, as for Tiny gameplay and humour are the only thing Tiny really has going for it. GAMEPLAY Tiny’s gameplay is simple, even the lame could figure out how to play Tiny; however, as I am trying to give a review, and not give an opinionated statement let me explain my dear viewer. Tiny is a rather basic rougelite, you grind for a currency to get upgrades, as you get more upgrades the enemies go from regular chaps to the ants that find themselves beneath a boot. However, this upgrade system is poor, most firearm upgrades are exceedingly powerful, for instance, like a dishonourable pirate of yore you can use a blunderbuss and send the enemies straight to the river Styx on an express fair. I would not advocate using the blunderbuss; however, instead just buy the AMV or the Ivanov, and like the gallant musketeers of old blast the enemies straight to the heav’ns, I am not romanticising the power of these two rifles, the AMV and Ivanov are genuinely that mighty. Now my dear viewer, you may be asking yourself, “is this Wolf just complaining over nonsense?” What I have to say about that is, nay. For you see, if you only buy one weapon you will always get it on the first stage, causing these powerful weapons to always have them.

Hello im Ginisis and this is my Tiny review, With these release of so many games on Android device we always see games that take inspiration from other successful games and thats the reason there are so many smiler looking games in android that its hard to tell which one is batter unless u play everyone of these and that's impossible, and because of that same reason I miss many good game and find some strange games that's are not so good and not to bad either, that's how I would describe Tiny,,,

When you think of strategic military games, you probably imagine something like Rainbow Six—big, bombastic, loud. Full of explosions and action. Tense, edge-of-your-seat operations with major implications. Chaos. To the credit of Tiny, it features more of those elements than I expected from its title and its look. Though it has a cute paper cutout aesthetic, this game provides plenty of intense shoot-outs and challenging objectives that you can approach from multiple angles. And explosions. There are lots of explosions.

Epic release!! I must say Tiny rekindle my love and non-stop planning/playing, back when Soul Knight were release. Pros ❤️Lots of customization and variation since day-1 release. ❤️Snappy control, befitting genre. ❤️Clever UI/UX. Coming from a developer myself , props for the well-thought interface. ❤️Brilliant enemy placement, windows usage and visibility scope. An epic execution of of multiple element, dare I say.

Wonderfully made, however I dont understand how the developers make any money from this at all. Free to play, no microtransactions and no ads whatsoever. Great for a user :), but they have to make money somehow. Maybe they are treating taptap as a beta and when they release it on google play it will be monetized

Tiny assigns you to be part of the Tiny Squad, where you will go on missions with your companion to unravel the mystery of Tiny world. Audio (★★★★★) ✔️ Engaging soundscape ✔️ Cute and atmospheric sound effects Story (★★★★☆) ✔️ Simple Mission: Complete missions and be the top member of the Tiny Squad ✔️ Touches on a lot of siege references Gameplay (★★★☆☆) ✔️ Addictive arcade-ish shooter game ✔️ An extensive cast of weapons and characters with varying abilities to discover